Kota Kinabalu Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

Nice hotel in a beautiful spot but spoiled by all the plastic floating around the bungalows. Too bad no energy is put to clean up the water. Could easily be done and for a hotel that is supposed to be 5 stars it would be important. Otherwise the rooms are beautiful and clean.

Simply the best hotel experience I have ever had. The staff were so attentive and genuinely wanted to make our holiday enjoyable. Lots of different activities were laid on many of them free.

I stayed 3 nights at Nexus. It is located further away from the city. It is very quail and lush with a nice quiet soft sandy beach. I like the green rainforest, mountains and feel cooler since there is more vegetation and breeze from the ocean. The hotel esp the bathroom is a bit ran down but the room is very spacious. Be aware, if you booked an ocean view and won't necessarily an ocean view cuz the trees block the view. I attempt to change the room and they couldn't accommodate according to my needs. There isn't any wifi in the room either so that's a major downside.

We had a few mishaps on check in, but the front manager, Razin, went above and beyond to make up for our inconvenience. The hotel is beautiful, we had a spacious and comfortable room, the bed great. Not only across from the street markets, it's also on the South China Sea!

A very quiet and secluded, but very safe location. Unfortunately no natural sandy beach, except for a very short stretch, on hotel front to swim. Still we could not swim due to red flag warning of high jellyfish risk. However, this beach shortfall amply compensated by a huge and magnificent swimming pool on a vast expanse of perfectly manicured lawn and greenery. Lots of lounge and deck chairs and lots of shady trees to enjoy the cool breeze, magnificent colors of sunrise and sunset with a good view (on a clear day) of Mt Kinabalu.

We had a lovely relaxing stay in this rustic jungle resort. Fabulous views and lots of wild life. We twice took the boat to eat at the sister eco resort which was great.

Very friendly/attentive staff, fantastic rooms, beautiful pool.

We went to Gaya Island Resort to relax and it more than met our expectations. Chef Dolis and his staff really went out of their way to understand and respond to our vegan diet needs with some excellent local dishes. The spa centre is a haven of peace and a great place to learn yoga! Altogether an A1 experience

Nice Service ,and nice view but room is not clearance .

We had rain and wind, so we really enjoyed the fire place in the house. Nice park, easy to walk around, great food (simple but good), nice villages around etc.